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cOVIERSPORT, J.QII . 19, isetr
e woahl call the, attuation of 'At' iead
to the new Atiliciir6ement the taps-
Academy. " The aitently
all known that it. nuctis - 1? •6
o n from us now; but - *the Prinbiiiial
,re of the courit
: b o rn' lostitute - of tW6 Weeks tliiration )
.er the 'condfidt 'Of Prof. C. -s an .
iiitlidr'd a pCipiitai 'terics of school
4 5 . It Will le well Wectilt the price
ition for the 'term those whw
lit. 1•
c giro tad* It list of the -maillit
'oat
from Coudersport. We
giVe all the figures as we have
beet /able to ascertaiu,thetn. We do
iise the prices at which , thei are re
m those are private contracts:
tor s Coudersport to Wellsville,: daily., to
, d Ball, fur . ss7s—re-let to.. Win, Vah
a.
to m Coudersport to Jersey. Shore, semi
kly,gto,J. J. Werline, for about sBso—re..
to Nathan Woodcock.
room Coudersport to Wellsbioici,
kiy, to G. slcClelland, for s47s—.re.let to
.1 Harrington. •
ra ni Coudersport to Smetttpoil, semi*
kit, to Cr IdcGlelland for $250.
From Coudersport to Sinnemnbohing,
y, to S. A. & Pitts, fOr about $275
;let to Barclay WBrainard.
t on Coudersport to -Ceres, semi-weekly,
Cooper, for about $250.
ram Condersport_to 'Ulysses, weekly, to
Isell L;Taggart, for s l 3.l—re•let to
Vie event of the times was, and is no
, r e—lanacy has for two hours had the
,edancy over a little more than half of
Sol. In other words, the Eclipse has
Spired, and smoked-glass and colored
1.-bottles ara•no longer
,in demand' n
region. , _
And while on the star-gaiing thenie,
would state that we have come to the
.clasion to take buck our announce
at that there is - acomet visible - in, the
40113. :We have looked after it till our
m are sore and our neck stiff, and it
21 there. Our friend Brown has scan
the starry world with his Ene teles.
pe of upwards of 3 inches diameter, and
reports non. est. We are rapidly re
ring to believe that certain professors
certain colleges and universities are
.dicing humbugs, and that the "comic"
risible only to the naked lie. In fact,
think they have been " telling ns
`mat Bear" story that can't. 4 proved
the stars.
The
. Prentizart, List_ fur_ the next - Ar.r.•
•altural Fair will be found in'thii flint
of oar pnper, and we preSnuie will' be
•a by everybody, without particular so
;tation. The Hon. A. B. Dickinson,
Steuben Co., on ;of the most extensive
etical farmers in the country,' arid one
the best agricultural lecturers in the
sited States, is to deliver the address;
the general arrangements for the
are .of such a character as to coin
rd the earnest- coliperation of every
Men of the county. The premiutniare
ml and comprehensive.
The following persons compose the Hsi
local
Co!101)11161s of- ailwoeh)l2oS.
GENTLEMEN. LADIES.
. .
D. Kelly, - , Mrs. S. D. Kelly,
in Thatcher, " Es A. Barclay,
4 ICe3, “ Eli Rees, '
...ne Chesebro, " N. Schoomakei.
I. Stebbins, Miss Mary 'Barclay,
S. Canfield, " Mary Lyman, ..
B. ILirt, • "Jane Reckhovr, '
_ . ..Nancy .
cams King, " Jones,
•IL Storrs, " Tone Butterworth,
L French, " Charlotte Haven.
.11. Raven, . " Eliza Lyman,
Lyman, " Fanny.i. French,
.J. Reese, " Isabella Haven,
C. Manly, Mrs - . IL L. Simons,
Metzger, " Geo. Metzger, -
S. Jones, " W. F. Burt,-
is Mann, " J: S. Mann,
&Colwell, " Collins Smith,
'P. Glassmire, - "..'‘ I, Ilendrick, '
' Goodsell, , " Nelson Goodsell.
Y. Crosby, . " W. IL Metzger.
I TEMYING" THE CAPTURED APRI-
S. - -Froui intelligence received here,
here is reason to suspect that the alleged
, ortality among the captured Africans
Key West, is only a sham to cover
designs. which have been success-
If practiced in some cases. The Bol
a mockery Of carryinr , Coffin.s to sea
Ipurposes of pretended lburial is well
erstood, and they do not alWays eels
dead men: Suspicious vessels hare
o prowlin g around Key West with, the
otion of carrying off parties of these
P»rere:utes, and it is believed that
kiiy of them have already disappeared,
totro 'now working on plantations in
Idtbaula and .INlississippi. Some' of- the
*ties engaged in the slave-trade
_prefer
'(6cent upon Key *est. to the hazards
Ita run to the coast, of Africa and lick.
Al Congress 'made piovision_ for the re
-041 of these negroes ,long ago, it , i 3
t'Petly asked why the President , hasal
7e,d this delay, if he intends to execute
Tolaw. The cry is now got up in Floc=
tbat they do-not' desire to be,remoi
tkas if in their. ignorant and_ wretched
. ! ,, tdition they were'competent to' decide
a question.-- Mrshingten Cortes-
Wela of Ar.: Y. Tr ib u ne, lath..
Urn'
MIST • OP- PRE_ MS Ati'D • TI
THE' AND ` REGIMELTICaIit
. •
TIM) ANNUAL FAR
Of the POTTER CouiTi ,GRICULTDRAL AND
:I+OItTICULTURAL SOCIETY ' , IO • be held: at
Coudersport; Tuesday and Wednesday,
October 2,i'd and 3rd, 1860.
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
CATTLE-IMPROVED AND NATIVS BREWS.
Best bull, 3 years - old and . apward j of. each,
tad b..st do. do do
Best bull 2 years old and upwaA du
.Ind best do do do
Hest bull 1 year old and upward, do
2nd best do do 'du
Best bull calf, ' do
2nd best bull calf, do
Best witch cow l do
2iid best. .do do
.
[Cow to be kept on grass dulog_the enerirnent end fur
two weeks previous to each period of trial ;-each period to be
of ten days ) and at Intervals of not less than one month apart.
The statement famished to contain the age and breed of the
cow, time of calving, quantity of •milk in both weight, and
measure, and also the weight of butter during the period of
ten days; butter Made to ,be ealilbit:ed at the Fair i ,and also
the cow; statement to be verified bYthe affidavit of the com
petitor and at least one bthsr person having a knowledge of
the facts.]
Best heifer 2 years old . do - -2 00
2nd best do do do I'oo
Beat heifer 1 year old
tad best do do
Best heifer calf,
Best yoke of oxen
2nd best • do
Best yoke or steers, 8 years o'.d
god best do do .
Best yoke of steers, 2 years old
2nd best . do do
Best yoke of steers, 1 year old
2nd best. do do
_ Best training, of steers, in each class, by boys Un- .
der 1.6 years old, Book.
Ji.naEs- . —Lucian Bird, A. C. Stevens, James B. Jones,
Hudson Hendryx, 0. C. Warner, F. H. Sizcr, Joseph Knowl
ton, N. Dwight.
HORSES--TrIOROUGH-BRED; DRAFT; FOR ALL "WORK.
Best stallion, of each 4 00
2nd best do_ 3 00
•
Best brood mare, (with foal at hor feet) of four
years old and upward
2od best do • " do do .
Best colt 8, 2 and 1 year old, each
2nd best do do do
_•
Best sucking" colt
2nd best do
Best single carriage or saddle, each
2nd best do do
Best matched span of carriage horses or mares, 4 00
2ud& best do do 3 00
Best span of draught-horses - - 3'oo
2nd 'best: do - . • 2 00
Best span of mules 2 00
2nd best do - 100
Best mule , ' . - • - 100
Best jack . ' ' 200
JUDGES-S. M.llills, A. B. Croivell, Calvin Palmer, Nct
ion - Perham, S. P. Neynolde, ff. - 1121;yinno; P. B. Darla:.
SHEEP-LONG-WOOLED; MIDDLE WOOLED; MERLXOS ;
,SAXONS; CROSS BREEDS.: '
Best buck, 2 years old and upward, of each
2nd best do do - 'do
Best buck, under 2 years old do
tad best do do ' dO
Best pen of 5 ewes 2 y'rs and upw'd do
2nd best do do, do
Best pen of 5 ewes under 2 years- old,. of each, 100
, do 3 buck lamps, of each, 1 00
do 3 ewe lambs, do . , 100
Test - simples wool, not less than five fleeces • 2 00
[Samples of each to be deposited in Museum of Society.]
Best sheep dog, 1 00
JUDGES—Lewis. W. Liman, Willis Young, 11. O. Perry,
Joseph Phillips, Jacob Poet, Simon Drake. -
SWINE. • '
Best boar, 2 years old and over, 1 year old, and 6
months old, each,
2nd best boar do do
Best breeding sow, 2 - year old . and over, and 6
months old, each, . - 200
2nd best breeding Sow, do do do. ' 100
Best lot of not less than 5 pigs, under 6 months old, 100
Best cured ham, • . 200
• [The heal to be cooked and brought to the exhibition.] •
J unctEs-4 . anies Bartron, John P. Russell, A. C. Taggart,
G. W. G. Judd, Charles Monroe._.
• POULTRY.
Best lot, (not less than 1 cock and 2 hens.) native •
and improved breeds, each, 1.00
Best
_general lot of poultry, owned by one peron, 200
JUDGES—David T. Hall, G. L. Catlin, James Pearce, Hen
ry Andre'seu. . .
BUTTER AND (•lIEESE:
Best butter in firkin or tub, not lets than 50 pounds, 2 00
2nd best do do - do . .1 50
- Best rol butter, not less than 10 pounds ' 1-00
2nd best do do • . 50
Best cheese, not less than ten pounds 1 00
JuDoEs--Sobicski Ross,- Mrs. Timothy Ives, Ambrose Co
rey, Mrs. Ahnerou - Nelson, Joseph' Mann, Mrs. bailer Olm
sted.
DAIRY; GRAZING AND GRAIN FARMS.
Best farm, 5-00
Second best farm, 4 00
Third best - farm,.- 3 00
.
_[Condition, cultivation and buildings will be considered by
the Judges in theiraward, and a , - mate:mut of the manage
ment will be required of each competitor. They are request
ed to notify the Recording Secretary at an early date, to cue-.
ble the Judges to visit the farms during the Growing semen.]
Jupors:—John S. Mann, Dennis Hall, Johnson Chase, 0.
A. Lewis, A. W. Jones. - .
First Premium, '• _ 400
. . ,
Second Premium, - • - 300
Junais---Seth Taggart, David Crowell, A. S. Armstrong;
Henry Nelson, S. C. Phelps. -
WHEAT; CORN; RYE OATS, BARLEY, BUCKWHEAT, ETC.
Best acre Of each,- - - • 300
2nd best :., do. _ _ . .
100
• Best sack Winter or - Spring wheat, each, ' 1 - 00
end best - . do. . - -• . , _ do - ' - '5O
•-- Best sack Rye Flour, ' -- do .. - 75
2uil best ' ':`do • do ,- _ ._ , .5:.
Best sack Buckwheat, ...-. ' do . . - -75
I 2iid hest . - do - - - do, _, . . -50
OF TIM
PLOWING MATCH.
5
2nd best - ' do do • 0
Beskaia . thost tittmthi f}otii 3 act•ca ) .-.' :1, 50
Beetdo - ; clover . '
-Beit Fairy ofpetatii*oi A0:m . 44,
:do - du ' --. .1 4-00.
. 'Best -tact.elif beete; earOti,Lifeaney peas, broom= ::i-J
, • • o,orq ) .bi.fiax; -- each'r.- • '•
[Competitors for premihms - olt . .any of the..:abnie •;"
hibit it'sEttnple'of chb Orep,at the: . kair, furnish a tdatement - bf
the'Moe,tif.ctiltivation 'Anti aleci , a'certificate of tic respeCta- .
bleitieigLbOta - tis to . the • pretluee - and •Ineasiren/pat of .-•the
round: - ' •
- juotiEsAlmeron Nelson,Syliester areenunii4llarrisl4,-
- uita, A. B. Bcouttti David crowell,,LemoelBhermao,.L..;4,4.l
' : I:
- - ,'•TIMOTHY (Litrge and Small,) COVED, AND'i - LAA Elgfirl;
Best - buSnel of each,- • . 100
2nd beet do• --.•- ," • , •15
. Le . pt; - Thivii - o Lyman,. Willis - tdting.... : l
• • . GARDE)f•VEGETRIESE
Best assortment, of 'vegetables, . -• • j 1
00
2ad best • do .du . .. • .. 00
.Best sample of each, - • • • ~.' .-; . . - 1.00
do do do' :raised. by :)outl e t lint otiit" It 3 j , ..
-years old, -::• • ... .1 : 51.
jtilinEs-Lueas Coshing; N. - - A. Suhr , trearp Yentzer,
Sylvantis Jones ) Luke Darling,.Elymas 11.5e1te4 . 4.
StlelAß - AND ElONEit.. . •
• Best stletimen of .maple stig# 3 - not lens thdoll.o - ths...: 50•
. Best stiechodn of honey, nottiver.s Its., to be ta
ken;
ken withent:AqtroyingrilteLbees, and , a sitate
'tient of iii - anagrciniintaiiirklifd othitires 61313,
furnishA - • - - . 50
E.
N A. e l so tdb n. b - itig; -oOteord, Henry Mti ( ni. 1.1 H.
. B ird, Lyman
. • ottcilAttD• AND Or ARDSN
'Best assortment.of each ) . _ • .; • bo
tllt
2nd best • do . • . • . • -
t . „
• Bost sam'ot each variety, 50
rNot to, be removed until close Of exhibition. PrecatitiOns
mill be...taken to.ptevent Injury.] . '
ti - tibur.t3=-Barak Niles, J. M. Kilbonni, Sala Btesens, Dan
iel Olinsted,..llarrisoe -Edgecomb, Leroy Lyman. . •
e4OO
3 00
8 00
20
200
1.00
1 50
100
300
2 011
tUiIBER. • - I
Best 4 bunches shaved shingles, 1
Best 4 do sawed do • 1
Best 2 bundles do . lath, ,•
Best manufactured 500 ft. of luiubei,
Best do boardsnr veneers of hard wood, •
not less than 100 ft., • • . - 2.
Best collection of specimens of woods the, growth •
of this county, 3
JUDGES—WaIton Dwight, Henry Gnrrett, Clark_lngrah ,
G. A. Barclay, A. Mautania.
. HOUSEHOLD HANUFAVITIVES, &c.
[A committee of-Judges, composed ofladies, has been
pointed, with:instructions to recommend awards-to the m.
deserving,. not exceeding 81 hinny case.]
JUDGES—Dirs. S. ROSP, Mrs. - G. W. G. Judd,' Mrs. P.
Knox, Mrs. Joseph Marin, Mrs. Isaac Benson,;,Mrs. S.•
Mills, Mrs. Ira Canfield, Mrs. Nelson Clark, Mrs:llary Ke
-Mrs. Seth_Taggart, Mrs. J. B. Smith, Mrs. Samuel The
son, Mrs. A. 07 Taggart,
.Mrs. Miles White.
MECHANICAL AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS AND MANU
FACTURES:
[A discretionary committee has been appointed, with
structiona to recommend - an award, not exceeding 81,50,
the best article of any kinds that mafbe exhibitied.]
JUDGES—D. B. Brown, J. M. Bassett, 0, C. t Lyman,
B. Gordnier, W. L. Raymond. • .
• _LADIES' EQUESTIANISM. ,
Premium, A riding bridle, martingale and wi
O'vertov S. M, Mill's, S. R -s.
800
200
2 00
100
150
100
300
200
Gent's Dicretionary Coen
A. G. Olmsted,
Seth Lewis,
Alexander Eydam,
Cyrus Sunderlin, -
Dr. Edward - Joerg,
Miles White,
.W. EL Metzger,
Andrew Jackson,
Win. F. Burt.
3 00
2 00
2 00
100
2 00
1 50
The above Premiums will be paid in Money, ot at the
tion of the depositor, in a NEATLY ENGRAV.ED DIP
"MA, in which will be inserted the name of tint article
which the premium is awarded.
• RULES AND . REGULATIONS.
I. .All Animals, to be entitled to compete foi- Fri:mitt!
shall have been, kept and owned in the County,ly the 1
sons presenting them, at least four months. previous: to
Annual Fair. No ordinal shall draw a premium' two year
spccession other - than certificate of flonorable'Mention.
11. No person shall be permitted to cOmplete fora Prom
on any - article of :Domestic Mainifaeture; or Butter or Me
unless the same,shall have been -made or manufactured
such person or persons, .or his or their familyi oriamill
within the year - that it shall be offered for a prat:dam. .
- - ILL Exhibitors must become members of ;lei Society
have their articles and animals entered on the Secretor
book on or before the day next .preceding the opening" of li
Exhibition; and all .articles ; and animals musk be broni
within - the enclosure ns early as noonof , .the. first day of
hibition, in order-that they may be suitably arranged. 1
Managers do not intend to.Assunn any exhihitOr who Nll
Lr.crs these requirements, - that his articles can be submit
to the Judges. While every effort will . be iniade to . See.ure 1
examination and prc per notice - of every article'on exhibit
justice to those who comply with the rules of the Society
quires that they, shall in all casbs first receive attention.
.IV. Articles or animals removed before the \ plosO. of 1
Exhibition-(except by petinissionCoUthe President) can
1
receive a Premium, though awarded: ~ .
1.
V. Should any individual cuter an animal in any ot
name thanthat of, the bona fide owner,, the - poison mak
such entry shalt not be -allowed a ; premiiim should , one .bet
ported;by the Judges, it.d shall be precluded frem compet
at any future exhibition of iho,Society. .
VI. Persons entering stock of, the age.of..threo years.
under, shall-furnish the Judges
.evidenee of
,ttiO time . ti
the animals Were dropped; to be filed, by diem with the
retary; and the ages of animals above' this, to : be given
making their entries'.. ~. • .‘- i . ',.{
- VII. The Judges shall...in, fill cases! withhold preminms
where the animal or article is worthy, though there be no
competition. - i - -
,
• . VIII. No premintris are to. be awarded to. Brills;: Cowl
heifers that have been fitted forth° butuher— i the' inten
of the Society being, to: promote the rearing of /Superior
Mats for breeding yurposer. -:
IX. Whinerer it shall appear- to the judges that - arth
of superior. merit - lave -been - presented, not.. noticed in
Premiuni List;•they shall make.special report thereof to"-.
Board of Managers.: . .!;• - -
X. It. is particularly deiired. that n persons shollle_p
.
ent while the - Jadges are. exrunining the Stock .refen.ed
their, except those taking charge of the animals,- unless
special request. ', ':By order of -Board!of - Managers,
•
- . - . . P. A. STEBVINq Jr Se 'y
, „ ..
200
do 100
bicticti Inscreti4nary 'Co
Nits: A; G. Waisted,
-" J. M. Hamilton,
31 A Imeron Ne4on,
" A. F. Jones,t -
" Calviti Palmer,
" • D. F. Glossal.lre,
" 11. A.
." C. S.-jtmes;
." 0. J. Spaffurfl.
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from Cor tagious Dizeas
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iith tiktrOptialevtir,AXinP, and wili . br
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tntipiising mem oc'erywlie'l4-11tMltqivati
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are my littera. Fob diokie of ttio tida l i6r
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toldrlss; tolls
No. 617
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taken t1168!;pp .
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P. D. dATLIN-,
Clara Conieriti
los North of dithietspOtb_Pa.
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all Undo of
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and WINDSOR
j - CSAIRS;:, -
CANE-SEAT BUSTON,IIIIIIMIN
SEWING mid TABLE - Cif BS; ,
SMALL . E.OOKLNG CHAIRS,
Eund BAR.-ROO3I . CHAIES. ..=
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Common flnd
Cottage Beds etia
litOpairini4cMo on the "shortest tigLiaaj
anii it the mint 1r orkManlike tmann9tll
I,Pr U R. N INa
Hone mmediately and to order. Alt ,ordeili
promptly attended to, -Pleat° olrb tii9 ri oalli
and eta.mine.for yourstlf.' • - •
March 20: Manufacturer.
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D. IE. .01AISTED-Sz CO
(0. }lt OttSiei dill. et eetifeltlt a
jolt NOW
lIECHIVING
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A LAktig s'ldek dP
eitittrat Berrijagrigt,
adapted to the wants of . this ;aunty,- all of
1 : - which will be sold, at they,_ 1..
Lowest -Prteesi
Foik-1400ir4 - 41.i ;5 :',,:',.,;..,2
I
or on Tlllll.to prompt Ming cuatomers.. 'An
exainination of aciods and comparison-of the
guiltily and price witti Mat of other erii
tabliihtnent in the. County, is , solicited:
- • .
Intddition to the ustinl - stock of -
Drk GoCIA4
{Clothing,' ' " '•-•
• .- - -
- Boots Bfr Slitiedi • '"
GrOcerted,
• • atookert .
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formerly kept nttfie stoic:43lo. E.. 001.9 TFRi
is ufferefi - a full stock of
ardWEire4
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tioli:4-1:X.:Ail:0 1 .
Provisions,
Clover and
Timothy See d,
Via"ll-6nd
Window Paper s
Paints 4sl._.Oils
andiu fact,
nearly; eyCry thing 'rnnted
• •
is by the lieople of Lilo
Uritil better lirtA . ngettlenfs-tatt fA3mttfi,titir
I;rovisiong., Feed l fited,Othei
heavir oriieles wilj he Rej)i, at; tbe . itore tire
Orerls oevtiplecl by . #.S". 00t*Effet4V' - -;
I GIVE"I3'S A' 01aLt,
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1 CHARLES: NAININOf
131.-0 iS7L Fff, ZoVrtli - s.trfety<
ate4.West'Stteeti, Cowie:open, is, pro:
pled to do all,kindi of "work:io Mir
wit ' tstiitTerifs6ifizt4.
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IEZRASTARKWE,A-Tli pAtt;.,..;
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BtAcKEMlTn;:would ilesifilr,tAlf 6 VA l ,• 6 o l - - : ,
icliers,aftid ilk. public gendritgy Alit h*ink#
- rektatlfiliett le Ai* in the - birillit*Affilitr_
ext k
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poet; *lmre Eig....;TFilt,b ll Oes - se4 - , tlf;`, -'
kitids'ef 13tactiithiMit off Ms m . -
. abVe fermi. 'Luni)tet, :6ffiktgei,:
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-svo lk. - :,' _; d 4.^.14, .0 , ;. i-
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reed;